knows what really happened in mariupol, when they were returning to mariupol from the german invadersly bombed it and who destroyed it then, but the building repeats itself again, the same story , unfortunately, well, mariupol has one way back to normal life, restoration of history. this is simply de-occupation and the return of the ukrainian flag over the city of de-occupation. when ukraine starts an operation to cut , in particular, the land so-called corridor to crimea and so on, will the primary goal then also be the liberation of mariupol ? in your opinion, looking at the map, this is in principle this is quite a logical step, if you liberate the zaporizhzhia region, then it is enough to simply go further to the sea, of course, well, firstly , let’s talk about the fantasy of history and two, well, about the military, it is clear that this is the direction from melitopol and we need to return mariupol, there is still a side of the coal mine from where it can be cut down from volnovakha to mariupol, because somewhere and so and so it will move, but in addition to simply our desire

well, how was the new year celebrated in mariupol in general?ectricity, instead there were gunfights between the local occupiers. on new year's eve, what you know and in the end, everywhere, years of depression and the absence of any festive mood , i was able to celebrate the new year, you probably know that it is customary for russians to celebrate the new year like this without decorations without decorations without i don't know the new year's program, but with shooting, he surrounded the military and policemen on the street, and in fact, well, on new year's eve, it was definitely not something like this in the last decades, in my opinion , near the main christmas tree of the city, where it was not, and there were no people on new year's eve instead of the first of january, there were people and in general a festive mood as such in mariupol. here is a video of mariupol. i understand that. where, where, where was it installed? it looks like some kind of stadium. where was this christmas tree? this is freedom square. this is freedom square, whi

maybe in the vicinity if you take mariupol, mariupol district.ould say that there were somewhere around 20-25 thousand there before the new year, and as of today already languages ​​go from 30 to 40, it is clear that this is something that is happening in a dynamic way. well, it is difficult to estimate exactly, but it is definitely from 30 to 40,000. this means mariupol and the mariupol district, the former tamangovsk nikolsky district, this part, mr. spokesman, oh , i apologize to the councilor, i would like to ask you how much they are increasing their power in donetsk region in general, we understand how fierce the fighting is going on, bakhmut soledar of the crime, but it is just possible that you have information that they are now charging there, it is difficult because through mariupol, in fact, nothing to date and directly in that direction, judging by everything, they are going to the bypass, yes, no, through our novo azov district, there is another road in the telman district, it seems to them a little it is safer, and some of the equip

currently, 700 defenders of mariupol remain in captivity with the russians. will return home as soon as possible, because they are waiting for news about their natives. a person who is in captivity somewhere and you don't know what is happening to her. although you can in principle imagine based on those testimonies, but again, there is a woman, she is in lviv from mariupol, a woman who was waiting for her husband from captivity, he is not a military man, but they waited for him from captivity for nine months and he finally returned to her, she now lives in such a temporary town for internally displaced persons, another new abbreviation that appeared in our country and this and this in a difficult time, she found the strength not to break down, losing a roof over her head, losing understanding that with her husband, she waited for him in the end, and in addition to all that , she opened a flower shop, and she , moreover, tells other residents of this a small town that we have no right to sit idly by and this is also such a breath as ukrainians in such difficu

to the mariupol district, they took ours, because there is no place to store it in mariupol, and theyhe streams, yes, as they say, grain warehouses. well, not directly in the district, and today it is exported, they also take it from the entire donetsk region, probably through luhansk and i don't know, but from the donetsk region, it is exactly like the only corridor of russia, and there are long queues there. this is probably the main product that is on loan from ukraine on the territory of russia by road today. well, i will say that the center of national resistance reports so about the fact that the occupation authorities of the zaporizhzhia region reported on the sale of 300,000 tons of grain, oil and leguminous crops in 2002. gauleiters stated that as many as 10 branches of the so-called state-owned grain operator soe were created to receive agricultural products in the region, but then they resold it, which then resold the grain in donetsk region, a special structure has also been created, there is a corresponding structure, and at the level of donetsk there is also the tpp of t

how did you say that they come to earn money in mariupol ?ty of mariupol to earn money, are they like guest workers or what does it look like exactly? that's it. that's it. that's because due to the large construction that the occupiers have launched in mariupol, this is a place where there is work . and even in donetsk all these 9 years there was no work and there is none now , that's why they are going to mariupol and how do these people behave in relation to those citizens who are actually experiencing horrors now, so our citizens in mariupol, although these people from the dpr are also ukrainian citizens. well, it's interesting the relationship between the prices. you know this kind of question is psychologically very difficult because i can't explain it, but there is a very strong opposition and a lot the negativity of the residents of donetsk towards the residents of mariupol is so strong that some people who now would like to travel to donetsk there to visit their friends there on business, people go to donetsk on business. medicines a

well, we arrived an hour before the war, and you know this is the road from bakhmut to mariupol.nt there almost all night, and we were driving and there was complete silence, although the day before , mortars and artillery fired , we heard it, and we were there a few days before, and we saw that all the troops had already taken up combat positions . e we understood that if it goes there will be silence. a new wave will be there before. and everyone was waiting. well, how did the events develop ? what was the most frightening thing? during all this time when you were there, what do you remember most ? you know, everyone asks the same question. i think that everything was there and now it continues, and these horrors do not stop, there is no such moment that does not remain there, and well, it’s like that . well, it was all painful to watch. which they are hiding and don't know what to do, they don't have any information about what is happening, and it was scary to look into their eyes when they approach us journalists and try to find out information, although we are in the same pl

unfortunately, mariupol and the mariupol district have already become full-fledged, we can say that the kind of military military logistics that you use the occupiers. and they already understand that this poses a certain danger to them, so yes, but we know that the accumulation is the main accumulation of military force of military equipment according to our the observations are finished, the main movements are finished, that is, the zaporozhian direction is already saturated, as we understand it, from berdyansk to melitopol and partly the north of donetsk region, it is possible in the direction of volnovakha ugledar, where once again 100,000 times recently, the russians reported that they again took ugledar, but this is not accurate , and we also understand that due to the high degree of fixation and meetings of our armed forces, those convoys that go and where and where they stop eventually changed the very logistics of the logistics chain and now, for example, the equipment to the north of the donetsk region in the direction of bakhmut, ours does not move through mariupol, and when

step by step and we can through mariupol through the prism of mariupol unfortunately, we can see whatappening and where russia is going in its current form, mr. petra, returning to the building, i wanted to ask about timur ivanov, the deputy minister of defense of russia, where he became famous. well, after the recent team of navalny released an interesting video the film is about his person, about his remains , about his wife, about all these billions and millions of euros that are spent there on various things of this family, he was in mariupol , he said, i watched it there, synchronism, he said that here we will build a swimming pool and here there will be an ice arena and here there will be a park and here and here and here to what extent is the russian ministry of defense involved in the so-called reconstruction of mariupol, the most interesting thing is that this ivanov became the most famous when he said that they opened this largest temple in in the summer of the 21st year, in the summer of the military forces of the russian federation, there is such a village near moscow. the

mariupol has become one of the locomotives of the industrial breakthrough.y, then the factory was built. azov steel is one of the largest metallurgical projects of soviet russia in the thirties, it was called the south magnitogorsk of the patriotic germans, they tried to destroy it. forty-fourth year, the plant was able to restore. he again began to give out metal, the high-speed workers gave the word to smelt by the thirtieth anniversary of the great october 500 tons of super-treasure steel after the war, the city was renamed zhdanov after the prominent bolshevik, the historical name was returned to 89. mariupol was still an industrial center the enterprise of all-union significance produced steel sheets and pipes, railway rails and wagons, metal structures and industrial lifting screens and radiators for large trucks. all. this was delivered by the ships of the azov shipping company to 400 ports of the world. it is his people who are fighting to protect the city, people from the outskirts come out and begin to clean up. avenues to sweep the avenues rolled

mariupol. there is some kind of team, there are budgets. they are looking for a person. so do you have a tiktok account. the flag of ukraine is drawn next to the name. so we write our own in a personal. hello. could you voice the following text on the camera while walking down the street. could how many 5,000 hryvnias 1,000 hryvnias 100 dollars, please, transfer to the card he voiced all his videos, and it seems like he said the truth, the dementor said, yes, very briefly the last remembered that it was from the universe of this harry potter character that the dementors - this is a creature that feeds on good good light emotions, sucking them from people. inserting them in anguish over sadness , you dmitry spoke about a man whose name is evgeny petrov, who has an excellent youtube channel and a video right with pleasure. look for sure. i recommend it to everyone, just evgeny is now in touch with us, our blogger volunteer. e, who will now tell you what is actually happening in mariupol how is th

amy: an excerpt from "20 days in mariupol."r rao listener the cl ends with pregnant man -- this becomes a scene that is en around e world -- being ought out on a stretcher through the debris, h hands reachi towards h belly, he expressi frozen in shock. you would ter learn r ne is irina, as the world would learn. mstyslav, you talk about the bombing of this maternity hospital. if you can also talk about what we struggle with every day in our newsroom, and that is showing the images. because that is this film from beginning to end. yourself are ukrainian. you have two daughters. talk about this experience and what you chose to show and how it was received in the world. >> it was a very hard choice. to find a right balance when we were editing the film come to find the right balance to show the audience the gravity of war without holding back but at the same time not push the audience away by the graphic images. that was a very big challenge. if we don't show enough, then people will kind of accept war or not, you know, because im

please tell us what the operational situation is in mariupol now. dmytro, can you hear us? well, let's try again. writing information e.e. the occupiers announced the start of zirconium mining near mariupol the consequences will be critical say ecologists and scientists the mining is controlled by the russians appointed self-proclaimed leaders of the so -called government of the dpr na zadnikni plan to start mining kaolin and zirconium near mariupol this was reported by the adviser to the city mayor petro andryushchenko mariupolskyi the former e-e district of nikolskyi, the occupiers announced the resumption of kaolin mining in the spring, another ukrainian resource fell under the threat of looting, mining will to control the russians, these kutsenko and the sun well , i don't know who these are appointed by the so-called leaders of the so-called government of the dpr, petro said, according to him, the russians also want to mine zirconium in the nikolsk region of the mariupol district, and the plans of the yanukovych family, he said, which were thwarted at the beginning of

the mariupol city hall accused a deputy of high treason.s is what was reported about karpenko in the security service of ukraine. the perpetrator took on the niche of patriotic education. karpenko is currently under the leadership of the occupiers . karpenko is responsible for agitating local residents by organizing separatist and pro-russian groups. of mass events in this photo, natalya sotnikova is also unemployed, also a collaborator about her and a few more rigs from mariupol, the legitimate city council wrote the following they did not just support the occupiers, but acted as informers for the enemy army and actually corrected the shelling of critical civilian infrastructure from the first days of the war, the occupiers destroyed the city's life support facilities, communal enterprises and equipment, food and medicine warehouses with targeted fire. city ​​and create a humanitarian catastrophe among the traitors of mariupol and yevhen kharmyshev, who served for himself the post of secretary from the rashists of the occupying council, an

, where are the addresses , passport numbers, work books and mobile phone numbers mariupol city hallccused a deputy of high treason here's what was reported about karpenko in the security service of ukraine, the attacker took a niche of patriotic education, currently under the leadership of the oku pants, is responsible for the agitation of local residents by organizing separatist and pro-russian mass events. in this photo, natalya sotnikova is also unemployed, also a collaborator. and actually corrected the shelling of critical civilian infrastructure from the first days of the war, the occupiers destroyed objects with aimed fire the life support of the city, communal enterprises and equipment, warehouses with food and medicines, it turned out that it was the traitors, the mps from the upsj, who helped the russians to quickly paralyze the city and create a humanitarian catastrophe among the traitors of mariupol and yevgen kharmyshev, who earned for himself the post of secretary of the occupation council from the rashists, and dmytro khadzhinov was named in the buyer's list head of m

the terrorists in mariupol did the same.e shelter for the invalids of the first world war? became the largest museum-type institution in the donetsk region the beginning of active hostilities in this part of the city a according to the stories of local residents, uh, incendiary ammunition was thrown here now we we can say that 95% of the museum fund has been destroyed. we have lost the mariupol neolithic burial ground, the charter of catherine ii, the things of metropolitan ignatius, personal things, an armchair portrait. we have lost church literature. e, bibles to the limor cross of the xii century. we know that we have lost the chain mail and elbow pieces of iranian origin of the 17th century, which were sold for 200 hryvnias. kievan rus, in my opinion, we climbed against the roots of their already roots. we cut our history. you are her cut out. it’s just that you don’t already have your great in the history of ukraine already in merle. you just haven't figured it out yet. you see, i'm sitting here, i'm coming to rostov.

we were leaving mariupol, which had already been purchased. it was only the first day when the ring around mariupol was closed. it was very difficult for me. the decision because everyone thought that it would be like in 2014 , i will shoot and stop because it is very difficult to leave my home, but this decision was made literally in 10 minutes when my er, close goods, more er, with the police told cordova you have 20 minutes they close the circle and i put on my sneakers, took my wife, the child and went, i walked the road from mariupol to odesa, the road was very difficult, my a-a comrade shot me the route er-er we went in the direction of childbirth and near us the bridge was torn down they turned us around i led the column there were 10 cars driving with me, and among this column there was a guy who knew the way through gulyaipole and we drove through the fields . the road was very difficult. i was the first to drive out of the forest. someone fired from a sniper rifle and almost hit me in the rear bumper. the car shook, but i pressed on.

and the main figure, a collaborator from the opsz in mariupol kostyantyn and vashchenko, his invaderscity, he has been in politics for a long time, back in 2010, he came to the city council as a deputy from the party of regions, in the 15th he tried to get into the council for the second time, but already from party, our region, however, did not gather votes, regained the mandate in 2020 already from the people's republic of ukraine, and as soon as russian troops occupied mariupol and vashchenko went to work closely with them, i appeal to the national system in every part of ukraine, in particular this faster and also kostiantyn and vashchenko talk a lot about how russians are soldiers and the terrorist dpr is the butler of the mariupol people, that is, first they invaded with their troops, they destroyed the city, created a humanitarian crisis, and then they gave out loaves of ukrainian bread and made several interesting videos for the propagandist moscow television , it’s just interesting when we win back the whole donbas, together with mariupol, muscovy, will take in these traitors

he recalls how in mariupol he treated a local resident larisa for more than three years bondarenko inpital says that a woman has been coming to her patients since the 19th year. i had forgotten about this problem. i looked up to see that our doctors here accept it. part of the household out of a thousand former employees of the hospital in kyiv currently employs a hundred people, a third of them. from mariupol, dmytro firsov , the doctors put me on my feet, we trust the hospital from silverodonetsk, its employees had to move to dnipro last year, on april 27, russian troops shelled the building with artillery." and mykolaiv, kyiv, and chernihiv regions, about 200 health care facilities that were damaged during the restoration allocates subventions to the regions in order to restore and start up health care facilities . 1,000 million dollars of the united states of america for recovery for new projects were issued by us to displaced doctors , because after the war they plan to return home , the house is missing, we will soon return and let's all come back together ludmila pavlenko andri

yalta and lived in mariupol.s there. i grew up. well, how would all my childhood be? every summer i found out that my aunt died, the house burned down, and i was buried in the yard , that they sit in the basement and drink water from the battery because there is no other water, somewhere around 2/3 of my relatives i know their fate, i will not add them i know now. and how do they live? well, when they call, no one talks about problems. i listen there. that’s why. how are they? how are they alive? everything is normal, everything is good. they don’t say a word. for any word, you can get into the basement immediately from any 37th hour. resting is just terrible. people who by chance ended up in the occupation are mostly hostages of the situation. if they are not actively involved in the process there , then i don’t care. because of what convictions, only those who took up arms there or someone actively propagandariuet er-e some dnr lnr there and so on. but i am already sick in principle, as the foundation is called

give us mariupol. talk about these pieces getting connected together now. >> well, what interested me when i was looking at all of this was. the urgency with which konstantin kilimnik, after this statement was made, rights to manafort. he is in russia. to come here is not an easy thing. he wants to meet quickly. so, the meeting is put right up on the books. -- paul manafort is running a presidential campaign, a general action that has really just gotten underway. so it is pretty extraordinary that they would take this time to meet. now, manafort says, which andrew weissmann declared perjury, but manafort says i just missed this right away. manafort told me he dismissed this right away. there was one key element, because the person who this mario plan envisioned bringing to power for this kind of autonomous eastern region they were talking about creating was victory on a covid. this doctor yanukovych owed his political -- to paul manafort. manafort had four started working in ukraine, this is very impor

if you need help, go to the site or contact the telemasters in your region mariupol is a symbol of theitability of the ukrainian army, the city is a hero, which from the first days of the russian invasion has taken on the most combat-ready russian units and, taking the blow, chooses the time for ukraine to mobilize the reserve. 86 days of heroic defense become a real nightmare for the enemy. the russian army loses thousands of people, hundreds of tanks and combat vehicles despite insane advantage in weapons, the russians are powerless in front of the defenders of azovstal, they destroy the factory with air bombs, burn it with phosphorus, but the ukrainian defenders carry out the order to the end and leave with honor this is artur lypka. we have been meeting for 22 years in free kyiv, but six months ago it would have seemed impossible because artur was defending mariupol, russian troops were advancing from all sides, artillery shells were demolishing block after block, mariupol became his second home , artur moved here in 2020 because it was already a long time ago i dreamed of serving

public news ternopil region at the american film festival, the ukrainian documentary 20 days in mariupol was shown. it is a film by the journalist of the us publication mstislav chernov about the killing of peaceful people. the destruction of mariupol by the russians in the first days of the invasion, when the journalists were leaving the city, they had 30 hours of video, which formed the basis of the tape . in the documentary footage, you can really feel how devastating it was for the residents of mariupol in front of the photographers. at the american festival of independent film sundance troy mstislav chernov yevgen maloletka and vasyl stepanenko are filming a group of susha publications and here the press arrived in mariupol a few hours before the start of a full-scale russian invasion, they saw with their own eyes what was happening in the city during the russian siege and showed it to the whole world, at first it was a series of reports that i did for the agency and we sent them every day but the internet was very bad, sometimes there was no connection at all, so i was able to send

why should we leave mariupol?f the authorities told us that everything is fine, everything will be fine. theater of mariupol yes in honor of the conscience then these are the victims yes definitely this is russian aggression so definitely this is a crime of the russian army russian army military but not mine look is part of the responsibility for the fact that they did not evacuate on time and did not evacuate, including those talking heads who, instead of state policy, were engaged in pr and praise on tv screens, what is it, mr. pavlo? all the military, which we include from donbas, everyone talks about the unbearably cold weather, a very big problem today, and we will talk with the volunteers about the fact that there is a great lack of heaters there, such, such, such an insole, such a c- in life, for example, which heats itself, which allows to avoid frostbite or something or something in this direction is doing enough, first of all, the state budget is allocated for this, well, and secondly , is the red cross

in mariupol almost completely destroyed alexei baranov saw.hibits have replenished the dangers? by some inexplicable coincidence, the fire did not damage the busts, lenin and andrey zhdanov , whose name mariupol bore in soviet times , the building of the local history museum barely survived after a many-day fire , we go inside only after sappers. the guards equipped the old woman right in one of the burnt halls. cold, no heating there is no light. here we are on duty, at least in order not to freeze, the museum's library survived miraculously, this is, without exaggeration, the only room that the fire did not touch. holes in the walls holes from gaps in the interfloor ceilings an almost 20-cm layer of ash on the floor in those halls where one of the richest museum collections was collected during the azov sea most of the building burned out we go down the main staircase, the largest museum complex in mariupol. his halls. now look. here are the big exhibits. small ones burned out, of course, are under a layer of ash, each hall is yet to be exam

here, accordingly, there is also , uh, the intention of mariupol. uh, the shipyard will also implement. well, how to restore it so that it works a lot and there are a lot of investment programs of investors who come from the russian federation they want to invest money in order to open new industries in order to provide jobs for the local population, respectively, then it will be more comfortable to live at all. alley talking so you touched upon the topic of investors who want to deposit money and so on here, do you need something, but to correct the legislation, and how is this work organized? i understand that maybe this is a question that is too early to ask you. they said it themselves, only the first day today is like that, but, but already the first one is such a hint will you change something here or for now everything is as it is. well, for almost 8 years i have already been working as the head of novozovsky, as it were, if innovator worked, again i have a little bit of experience at azov, but we will come up with an initiative, uh, before t

in addition, we launched a garment factory in albatros, also in mariupol.orks for needlework and sews military uniforms for military work. i think we will definitely reorient ourselves to school uniforms, and we continue to launch many other enterprises with all the economic departments of the federal authorities. thank you very much for the interview, and the situation in the donetsk republic during the restoration work is live. we spoke with the prime minister of the donetsk people's republic vitaly, mkhatchenko. the world economic forum opens today in the traditional winter format for the first time since 2020. the composition of participants has undergone major changes during this time, so this year there will not be a single billionaire from russia. although , as bloomberg notes, they have long become an integral attribute of annual meetings in switzerland will miss this forum and representatives of china and the economy. this country. still reeling from the effects of the pandemic. coronavirus ignored the meeting and almost all the leaders of the seve

we go down the main staircase, the largest museum complex in mariupol. his halls. now look.e are the big exhibits. small ones have burned out, of course, they are under a layer of ash, each hall has yet to be examined by a sapper. it was straight glass from shop windows. they simply melted and were mangled by the deputy director of the mariupol museum of local lore. according to scientific work, he tells us about the loss of at least 90% of unique exhibits. the combustion temperature was such that even ceramics could float us. that is, nothing physically could have survived here, and our employee began excavations since april and found surviving stone tools from the epaleolithic period. not alita exposition telling about flora and fauna. the sea of ​​azov has been completely lost. however, her it will be easy to restore, unlike the centuries-old exhibits found in archaeological expeditions in the vicinity of mariupol , an exposition was presented in this room that tells about the resettlement of the greeks from the crimea to the oozye. we see metal greek dishes distorted by

phones from the days of active volunteering, namely in mariupol. this is my husband dmytro chichera. on march 8, the guys still had time to give flowers to the girls. space for volunteering, education and entertainment events dmytro chichera created together with his wife and friends, and on february 24 it was turned into a large auxiliary headquarters. lyudmila and her colleagues left the city the next day, they took the children out when the danger was at its maximum, they got out of the city, and the indima volunteers accepted such a decision to stay and try to somehow help with the boys, but already on the 17th i received it later, i already received the news that dima disappeared, he left the premises of the shack and in fact i don’t even know at the moment they were still with him in his documents back the halabuda he did not return at first lyudmila revived the halabuda in zaporizhzhia but due to the danger of shelling she had to take out the children and the halabuda a second time lyudmila's first assistant valeriya her husband defended mar

there he is mariupol or will you cooperate with us? i told him, i will not do this. this pissed him off a lot. he pulled out a knife and started trying deeper, i couldn't score. and he sat down next to his head and with a smile began to sarcastically tell me that i want to see you die. we are just i thought that they killed him, they threw him into the ditch there too, but he survived, you don’t know this victor, he wrote to us. he wrote to us in the group. hello guys. so, well, so stingy. he says your songs helped me survive there in this hell , he says, i mentally sang them to myself. here, i have been listening to you since the fourteenth year since the fifteenth. yes, alexey how do you feel about the fact that now there really are a lot of patriotic groups for a long time, this topic was, as if in general, completely taboo, or something, that is, and we were also considered some kind of almost marginalized, in general, because we supported the donbass there, in general, we have some songs like that, that is, there used to be good g

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they stayed in mariupol and unfortunately we have almost no contact with them now. for svitlana was when she and i gave birth to this girl on the way to us, and that is, we have such cities in the kyiv point , that is so the family accepted her, she came from mariupol on the way to vorokhta, vorokhta, and this is maria, uh, from mariupol, this is our little one, this is our plan . -e protects our mission and reminds us that mariupol will be ukraine and everything will return to its place. in other words, this is one such situation, and this svitlana says for me, for her, it was the most tragic, what she says. when i gave birth to a child, i could not even connect with my mother and told me to say that i had a baby girl because they are even so and so in the basement with dad and they are older people, that is, there are a lot of such stories in our country because these people actually left at critical moments. i know that you helped people leave in columns, for example we helped people who were under fire, we helped people leave ddavyzhivka, this is borodyanskyi, e

there mariupol for example, right?o a little boy, he's five years old, five years old, and like that from afar. well, as if i see a good young little boy, he smiles, i go up to him. and the first thing he says to me is, look, i don't have an arm and i don't have a leg. does he keep smiling? i'm looking there really is almost no, and there is a small stump of the hands, and you fall into such a kind of shock. and he immediately starts talking, and i liked the tigers today. i saw an elephant for the first time in my life, and he has such a fountain of emotions. i look and think what are you strong, after all, you did not hate people as a concept. you continue you continue to enjoy this life. i want to cry now. i can't hold back. that's it, because i see a little crippled innocent child. and he quickly told me this fact. he showed me that he calmly copes with this and he is happy that he lives, he is happy that he was in a fairy tale today. and and, of course, of course, but it gets hard. you know, when after the performa

i am honored to be able to maintain contact with our heroes , defenders of the city of mariupol, withwe communicate every day and you know this, for me these minutes of communication are possibly the most precious moments in my life right now. i wrote the lines the sun rose commandingly and after that i wrote a song dedicated to the proud and righteous city of mary, the city of mariupol, to its defenders, to all its courageous residents, the city that became a symbol of ukrainian spirit and a symbol that no one will ever be able to destroy under any circumstances, because this is the ukraine that we are proud of. today, we and the whole world, and it is also an honor for me to play here today and invite to the stage of our good friend, the famous ukrainian musician ivan len, who will perform this song together with us on the accordion, who , by the way, also returned from combat positions in mykolaiv, where he helps our boys with weapons in their hands to defend the country, the sun has risen for me, and together the wind on the tuner smells like eyes we are already used to it, tiredn

so, 20 days in mariupol won the prize of audience sympathy at the sundens festival.lav chernov is the main author of this film, but yevhen malaletka is also among the authors of these two photographers, we know the kind of people who just broke through the information blockade from mariupol without a photo became widely known all over the world and of course, we would not know so much about the process of occupation of mariupol, well , mstislav chernov himself has already managed to give many, many interviews and he does not speak in them either about the fact that well, a lot of footage has already been seen by viewers all over the world, and that's why we had to give something new to his film 20 days in mariupol, and something new is acquaintance with the main characters of this film, with people from mariupol, and let's hear what mstislav chernov has to say about it i'm telling the truth i wanted to give more context, er, to show the conditions under which this filming took place, but it was much more important to show what it was like with these people before and

educational institutions in several districts of mariupol are allegedly completely destroyed.r clumsy cut, taken out of context, because yes is really a surprise. mariupol still has a fairly large amount of evidence of destruction, so it's not surprising that they took a ka of destruction. mounted them and showed that there, as if there was nothing else. this is far from true. well, if we are talking about the so-called carving on quotes, that is, take some kind of array of information, cut what you need, but this is a fake of the most infamous, but a discharge, but even more so it’s clear that they didn’t shoot this video and here good question. you really brought him right timofey. you know these shots, that is, you shot them or as far as i remember. this is footage of e guy bloggers who are one of the many bloggers who visit normal bloggers. yes, as always, ah-ah taken out of context. that's what it's called, because andreychenko tore out what he was interested in from this video sequence and already put it like that, well, we know from the long history of these shots. uh,

his documentary aesthetic 20 days in mariupol had its world premiere there . our journalists, the head of the press, were in fact the only film crew in the surrounded place in march 2022 thanks to the fact that they were able to get out of mariupol and bring out all the photos and more than 30 hours of video, the russians will never be able to hide their crimes from the world the city of mariupol is blocked from all sides, you are in full control of these videos will later become materials for the international court of occupiers, because if it were not for their film crew , the world would not have seen the crimes committed by the russian army in mariupol, director mstislav chernov enumerates how many wars, he worked for the last nine years, all this cannot be accepted with what is happening in ukraine now, it is very painful for me as a ukrainian, it does not affect me personally , and also simply here , i have not seen such such cruelty, such destruction anywhere , later russian propaganda called footage of the bombing of the mariupol maternity ward staged

sortana is not far from mariupol, literally some 12 km. our unit was located there.here. my position sounds like an inspector of the border service, a paramedic. uniforms and provide medical assistance to servicemen who are in our unit and serve directly. i was engaged in this before a certain large-scale invasion. you actually served in the state border guard service for the last three years, and before that you worked as a psychologist. it happened in my life that i decided to radically change everything. you know , i'm very happy, in fact, you don't regret it , not once did i regret it and i only said it's a pity that i came to the border service so late, in fact, it's mine and it's mine i really like it. if you recall the first days of the full-scale invasion and the border guard department of sartanada where you were , how did you experience those days? what did you do from the 23rd to the 24th, such a massive shelling began, because the border goes from russia to ukraine through that village of sartana, they hid the grams all night long shelling commands were i

mariupol was the city of the future, well-developed infrastructure, industry, culture. well , it seemed that mariupol was developing in contrast to those territories that were occupied because there was no development there . in 2022, the russian the occupiers will come to the city to destroy it completely. at that time, the family of the landowners did not fully believe that the great war had begun. we lived in the center of the city. we still had electricity, water, gas somewhere. we heard some distant such sounds, but we believed that it would not reach us , that's why olga with her husband, two sons and mother-in-law were in no hurry to evacuate from mariupol, when they already began to surround , there was no longer any communication. and he reached more or less like me it seemed normal, that is, our news said that we would win, we would endure, but every day more and more trenches were destroyed, 100 already since march , residential areas came under enemy fire, and at the end of march it was already unbearable to be in the city. on the 26th, my husband decided go

they are returning home, well, i want to note that other relatives of other defenders of mariupol andvstal, in particular, those defenders who remain in captivity they probably treat the fact that their relatives are not coming back with a note of despair. well, actually, you see, like my boyfriend, he also continues to be a prisoner, why is there no note of despair, because the war continues in our country and we have not won and you will fight only for our prisoners hostilities continue, so you know these notes of the video in them, it is sometimes necessary to reject and simply wait and direct all our efforts and strength to the fact that soon they will return and they will need us in a good morale and psychological state because we will be their wall, support, support here , uh, halyna, uh, please tell me, did you notice what you probably noticed, that uh, lately the return of our prisoners has become a systemic story. this happens periodically and these are really significant numbers. 50 - this is a great number, of course i would like more, but this is really something in your o

uh, the attention of citizens is focused on what is happening in mariupol, as you know, mariupol hasd and only at the huge plant, a rather large group of militants remained, who were repeatedly asked to leave there, laying down their arms and also. we know from radio intercepts that their request to their center, that is, the supreme commander-in-chief, about what to do, received a categorical order to stand to the end of anyone who tries to go out on their own and surrender to shoot at place, as is known from the report, and our defense minister to our president. and in principle, everything is ready for the assault. azovskaya uh, the president canceled this decision explaining it very logically that there is no point in storming and, uh, risking our people when the azu got up, but were practically blocked. the storming of industrial zones i consider it inexpedient i order cancel this is the case when we must think, that is, we must always think. in this case, especially about saving the life and health of our soldiers and officers, it is not necessary climb into these catacombs and

many of these guys participated in the liberation of mariupol now.e clears mines, the city is a lawyer - this is the call sign of the locals from the donetsk region stormed the city as part of the donetsk people's militia. after the end of the battles, he underwent retraining and remained. help them clear the city of all these explosives faster so the kids don't get blown up, uh, so the civilians can walk around in peace. uh, well, without fear for your life, despite serious damage, part of the shops, it is possible to restore in the government of the donetsk people's republic stated that several workshops have already begun to be restored, and more than 7,000 former employees. mostly. it is the inhabitants of mariupol itself who are ready to return to the plant all sorts of pikulins and galleys of dzhanov, the metallurgical plant ilyich mariupol the north atlantic alliance rejected serbia's request for the introduction of the police and the army in kosovo, serbian leader aleksandar vučić said this on the pink tv channel, excerpts from the president'

dpr authorities, headed by denis pushilin, and tatyana golikova and sergei kiriyenko arrived in mariupol and visited several construction sites. later members of the delegation. measures for additional financial support for employees in the public sector were discussed, and in the palace of culture of mariupol, sappers began to search mines and unexploded shells during the fighting, outside the city, the nationalists turned the cultural center into a stronghold as a result of the building. there was serious damage. but he promises to completely restore it already this year , sergei pin observed the work of sappers and preparations for reconstruction. during the battles for mariupol, he did not save his property, but stage costumes and musical instruments. here he brings to work the surviving french horn. victor on one side the watchman at the palace of culture of metallurgists says that during the shelling he was in the army, he brought here food for civilians hiding in the basement. these are peaceful people hiding, who have no basements at home, and they came here, and they were here.

the thunder of the channel, mariupol waiters began to receive russian passports though in rostov andso write there that they live in the non-existent city of zhdanov this is one of those fakes that can probably be classified as fakes fakes illiteracy fakes, the result of not being educated fakes, the result misunderstanding, even uh, how to say, you understand ukrainian fake guns create some kind of fake for themselves. eh, its history of its statehood. actually this fake. this particular example proves that even in their short history, in their short state history, they absolutely do not understand the city of mariupol during the soviet era. it was called the city, of course, in honor of e, which means that it was named after a figure of the soviet period. eh, quite a serious person in political, economic and military terms, including a andrey alexandrovich yes andrey alexandrovich danov. it means a lot about him and can be emphasized in the history books of blo. before leningrad, he remained all days in the city, he led the defense of leningrad , and he also led the economic part o

is now in mariupol and its future , i think that mariupol has every chance to become a symbol afternfortunately, one of the most polluted is remembered by miss because of the fact that very a lot of metallurgy, it gave a lot of resources and taxes in the country, but it would be very good if in the future mariupol, because it is on the sea of ​​azov , it is extremely beautiful there, in fact, and this is a city that is asking for something else - this is a city that is asking for it to be built houses rent them in they tell people about the operation. stop by and not the houses connected to the sewers and how to use them. i thought to myself that we have seen all these pictures from russia where the houses are standing and where the russians just throw things out of the windows and pour out all that, well, their products and activities. do you think they are just in their traditions, if there is something about the traditions of russian life and theirs, which has already stopped, it is about the makiiv strike on the makiiv barracks in makiivka , it has already been confirmed by the

mariupol was the city of the future, well-developed infrastructure, industry, culture well, it seemedhat mariupol was developing on the counterbalance to those territories that were occupied because there was no development there flourished in 2022, the russian occupiers will come to the city to destroy it completely . light, water, gas, somewhere, well , we heard some distant sounds like that, but we believed that it wouldn't reach us, that's why olga, her husband, two sons, and her mother-in-law were in no hurry to evacuate from mariupol, when they already began to surround, there was no longer any communication. that's all more or less, as it seemed to me, it was normal , that is, our news said that we would fix it, we would endure, but every day i became more and more determined, the city was destroyed already since march, residential areas came under enemy fire, and at the end of march it was already unbearable to be in the city. on the 26th my the man decided to go out to see how the house looks from the outside maybe it's high time maybe it 's time to move somewhere and he didn

the cherkasy halabuda is very similar to the mariupol one, except that it is five times smaller.but it is just as cozy, volunteers can rest here there is a place for a conference and other mass events from the mariupol halabuda, only photos remained, and just photos that we managed to simply save and display in our phones from the days of active volunteering, precisely here in mariupol. this is my husband, dmytro chichera, on march 8, the guys still had time to give to the girls flowers, a space for volunteering, education and entertainment events dmytro chichera created together with his wife and friends and on february 24, it was turned into a large auxiliary headquarters lyudmila and her colleagues left the city, the next day they were taken away children, when the danger was already at its maximum, got out of the city and dima's volunteers made a decision to stay and try to somehow help the boys, but on the 17th i received it later, i already received the news that dima disappeared, he left the premises of the shack and in fact i even i don't know. at the moment, he still had